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For an employer to participate in the Short-Time Compensation program, the employer must have a ________ percent reduction in the normal weekly hours of work for individuals in the affected work units and certify that the aggregate reduction in work hours is in lieu layoffs that would affect at least 10 percent the employees in their affected work units. - 10 to 40 If a labor dispute (such as a strike, lockout, or other labor dispute) occurs at a place of business, the employer must notify the Reemployment Assistance Program _________. - as soon as possible The Reemployment Assistance Program Law provides an opportunity for a fair and impartial hearing for any party who is adversely affected and disagrees with a benefit determination issued by Department of Economic Opportunity, but any appeal must be filed within _____ calendar days from the mailing date of the determination. - 20 days If an employer wishes to appeal a decision regarding reemployment assistance, the appeal must be made in writing within ________ days from the mailing date of the determination notice with regard to liability of the employing unit, coverage of employees, reimbursement charges and experience rating computation. - 20 days An ______ is someone who has applied for reemployment assistance benefits. - claimantAccording to the Reemployment Assistance Program Law, an ________ is defined as one that has met the criteria of liability for payment of unemployment tax. - employer

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Florida electrical business exam

For an employer to participate in the Short-Time Compensation
program, the employer must have a ________ percent reduction in the
normal weekly hours of work for individuals in the affected work units
and certify that the aggregate reduction in work hours is in lieu layoffs
that would affect at least 10 percent the employees in their affected
work units. - ✔ ✔ 10 to 40

If a labor dispute (such as a strike, lockout, or other labor dispute)
occurs at a place of business, the employer must notify the
Reemployment Assistance Program _________. - ✔ ✔ as soon as
possible

The Reemployment Assistance Program Law provides an opportunity
for a fair and impartial hearing for any party who is adversely affected
and disagrees with a benefit determination issued by Department of
Economic Opportunity, but any appeal must be filed within _____
calendar days from the mailing date of the determination. - ✔ ✔ 20
days

If an employer wishes to appeal a decision regarding reemployment
assistance, the appeal must be made in writing within ________ days
from the mailing date of the determination notice with regard to
liability of the employing unit, coverage of employees, reimbursement
charges and experience rating computation. - ✔ ✔ 20 days

An ______ is someone who has applied for reemployment assistance
benefits. - ✔ ✔ claimant

, According to the Reemployment Assistance Program Law, an ________
is defined as one that has met the criteria of liability for payment of
unemployment tax. - ✔ ✔ employer

Any person, partnership, corporation, association, trust, estate, Indian
tribe, or trustee or receiver that has employed any person at any time is
referred to as an ______. - ✔ ✔ employing unit

The "Tax Rate" is the ______ used to compute reemployment tax. - ✔
✔ percentage

Sick and accident disability payments paid by an employing unit to an
employee in the _____ calendar months after the calendar month
employee stopped working are considered wages. - ✔ ✔ 6

Tips are covered wages if received while performing services that
constitute employment and are included in an ______ furnished to the
employer. - ✔ ✔ written statement

The State of Florida certifies to the federal government the _________
every year for each employers account. - ✔ ✔ All of these (amount
of taxable wages, amount of tax paid, whether the tax was paid timely).

An employer may receive credit against the Federal Unemployment Tax
for timely reports and payments to the state. - ✔ ✔ True

In the event an employer has not reported and paid timely, the credit
against the Federal Unemployment Tax is limited to ________ percent
of the amount which would have been allowable as a credit had the
state tax been paid on time. - ✔ ✔ 90 percent

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